New Rear Bags, blood Transfusion and HVAC Blower Motor/Resistor




The resistor wasn't necessarily needed, but why not replace it to, while your in there. Since, it's a pain in the a** to get at anyway. My rear bags were 13 yrs old, and needed replacing anyway, as there the last kink in the chain.
I've replaced the two front air struts, air compressor, distribution block, wiring harness and fuse. So it made since to replace the rear bags too. And my car, hasn't been driven a lot lately due to the pandemic, and it needed its yearly oil change.
Now granted, I typically change the oil every six months. But since it's been sitting and not driven it didn't need it. Now that only other things that are needed are a brake flush, rear diff fluid and tranny fluid and filter.
And, I'll take care of those things very shortly. I really need to start driving this things more, and give my X5M a break.




So we scanned it this morning, and found no unusual signs. So, next Monday I will take it in, and they will scan again and check for leaks in the system.
I think that it might be a faulty ride height sensor. But it didn't show that anything was wrong in the scan.
So we scanned it this morning, and found no unusual signs. So, next Monday I will take it in, and they will scan again and check for leaks in the system.
I think that it might be a faulty ride height sensor. But it didn't show that anything was wrong in the scan.




As you can see, the height among both sides in the rear are not equal or even close to equal, I can get two fingers between the tire and fender on the passenger side, and barely one on the drivers side, after the car has been sitting.
The car equals out after driving though, which is weird as if the car figures itself out all by itself. So, I’m leaning towards the level sensor and calibration, but my tech thinks that I might have an air leak somewhere. So next week, he will have the car for diagnosis whether it be an air leak, bad sensor or needs calibration.




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I think that it might be the ride height sensor, but my tech thinks it might be the new air distribution block, not letting air out of the passenger side rear bag.
So, more diagnosis is required. hopefully, I'll get it back tomorrow.




But when you drive the car, it corrects itself, but if it sits overnight its jacked up again. So I called my tech this morning, and he said the car is sitting fine, exactly how is was left on Friday.
He even remeasured all four corners, and everything checks out. Weird......








And I said nothing, just wanted to consult with Eddie.So, me and Eddie chatted, and he mentioned that he had the suspension lowered to a nice low level. But he was afraid that I might bottom out or scrap up my nice carbon front splitter, so he raised it.
I told him, that I have Sliplo installed, which acts as a sacrificial layer, as that will get scraped up first and save the carbon fiber.
But he did mention, that I could bring it in, and he will lower it for me free of charge.




As it is riding way to high for my tastes. It looks like it's in the raised height setting. Look at Post 5, second photo.
Which it obviously isn't, and I want it like Photo 4, all around. I just want to be able to get one finger in there.
Last edited by Yuille36; Apr 22, 2021 at 12:34 PM.
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